If I understand correctly, what you're asking is to be able to have the
core content the same for all users, but to change view1, 2 and 3 per
user.
This is pretty simple to achieve in a couple of ways.
1. You could put the logic into your page templates. Depending on where
someone comes from, different containers get used for the content. Each
container has different publishing rule data associated with it. The
upside of doing it this way is that you can build it very easily
without needing to create any custom publishing rules. The downside is
that it's rather inflexible and in the long term is probably not such a
good idea for maintenance reasons.
2. You could create a few custom publishing rules that allow you to
specify the content to be shown for any given scenario. The scenario
could be based on how the user got to the site
(intranet,extranet,public) or what the group/role is for the user. The
downside of doing it this way is that you have to learn how to build
custom publishing rules. The upside is that it is very flexible and
maintainable. If you decide that you want to change the content for a
particular container so that it is available to all, you can switch to
a publishing rule that ignores the context of the user without making a
code change.
Spike
Hickman, Matt wrote:
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Hi all,
Probably not the correct list but I'll ask anyways.
We're currently experiencing "build many, publish many" syndrome here,
we've got 5 existing "silo's" of content that we build and publish for
various intranets/extranets/internet. We need to sort this out fast,
we're looking for the best CMS that can do this for us, naturally i'd
love to see a CFML version and Farcry springs to mind.
Does farcry give us the ability to say have a big block of "core"
content, with some "unique" blocks that cater for our various
audiences??
See diagram below: Each view is
unique for the various "front-doors" (Intranet, Internet, Extranet),
but also have the ability to see the "core" content also.
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Would content
be treated as objects and permissions applied to each which would then
determine who see's what, via login, NTLM etc and general public.
Sorry if
attachment doesn't come through
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